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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No ote2, Rim the Chnnccry Court ~ Shelby Coun
ham ct NJ.
by virtue ~ on lnlcrl0cutory dccrrc Tor glc en-
irrd IN The above cnusc on the 10Th day 0f Nav.
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" ~ page o. will cell NJ public auction 10 The
highest bidder IN iunt of the Clerk aud Masters
olice 20 The Main rcrtUuimuCCof the onurt hons,
oi rhr.hy county, Memphis, Tennessee. on
saturday, November 10. 1881.
within legal hour, The following described proper.
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beginning n place or point whore the dividing
line between lot "a and ~ iuiprlsct of strike
ihc east linc q 'ldc Of hHnkley avenue or Town
lucnc nov Manassas ttppu. running thence cat
along aid dividing line Usi, feet. thcncr north
parallel with Manassas street Too icct thence wot
"'.. tcCt 20 Manassas tifcct thence south along
fnid tirgCl 100 feet tO the BEGINNING ~ shown ON
plan oi RcmhCr's lands iu the cause 0i a. I.
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Of shelby county
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iruuiiug y feet Cnch east aide OF Manassas srut
hy ono hall Of The depth Oi cutrc LOT about ~ focu
between panllCl lines and two lots ifbutns N ipct
on west side oi lus avenue by depth between par
ulcl lines II about no feet
Terms 81 Sale one thirl cash. balance IN ono
and two ycan purchaser 90 execute notes With an
proved security, and lien ryiaiucd " segurc lhclf
payment
1his October rs ISL.
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All sufferers with such chronic ailments ~
liver disease dyspepsia, blood disease, cough,
consumption tscruiula of the lungs) aud
kindred diseases, should know that Dr.
Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery" II their
best friend IN such affection II comes to
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M. manned ku,,i,.

Waco Tex, Nov. S.-Dan Wells was
hanged on Childcrs creek, sixteen miles
above the city last night A farmer lost
some fine stock and Wells was arrested,
charged with being one OF the thieves.
The constable started 10 town With the
prisoner, but was met by yigilauls Who
hanged Wells 10 the limb Of tree, hoping
10 get full confession out 81 him. lie
would not confess, aud after keeping Wells
hanging for ten minutes they cut him
down and turned him over 10 the consla.
BILE. Wells Is now IN Jail here. Bond Is
refused him.
s=a--ss. -.
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your health by drinking impure water add
70 70 ~ drops OF Angostua Blttcn 10 every
glass Of water you drink.
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Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

ments, the above will sound like exaggera
ton, but they are literal and changeless
facts.
In an article of this character justice
could not he done without passing word
in reference to the society; and the writer
will endeavor to summon all his candor,
while he pens the statement that the friend
ly bearing and familiarity of the people
are as much matter of establishment as
the spirit of enterprise. In two visits to
church he has met with more cordial
greetings, welcomings and invitations to
visit the people than in the last thirty
Years. Why this is so the writer has not
yet sufficiently philosophical to give the
reason to his own satisfaction; but has re-
peated evidence and confirmation of the
fact every day.
Other facts, relative to the soil, climate,
weather, water, sub-irri CATION, &C., would
be interesting to write about, but other
calls and an admonishing headache, under
the warm weather and two or three hours
continued writing. under repeated
and frequent Interruptions, imperalively
call for close II. II. BALLARD
Wichita, Kan, Jan. 81 1887
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

Pharmacists and assIst2nt pharmacists
are empowered to administer the afidsviis
for the purposes Of the law
When for any reason the act is not en-
forced in any county. the attorney general
ia empowered to sppoint one or more as
sis,aE,s TO enforce 1t. who shall have the
same power ss the county attorney When
the fee Of So allowed by law for convic-
ton upon each count, is net paid By the
defendant before Ten days after his release
frsm jail. the county shall became liable 10
the attorney general for such fee
The Manufacturer j. to sell only 10 drug
gis,s having permit, and that wiihou; any
affidavit as now provided by law
False signing and false swearing TO the
sffidavits are punished rs forgery and
perjury. The probate judge and county
clerk are punished FOR neglect Ct duty, by
q fine ard forfeiiure q office The drug
gist is punished 5y fine Of from 800 70
$500 and by imprisonment Of not less
than thirty nor more than ninety DAYS fer
selling without the affidavit provided b.
tie set. or 81 any ether affidavit. or for
attempt TO FeiurE any olher than the PRO
Per a19svils - the probate judge OEker
penalties prescribed ~ the present. Law az
retained tie salEe
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05
A. KATE.
" Corner Douglas Ave. and Market ST.

bond becomes forfeited to the state of Kan
sas, and conviction Of any such person is
made prima focie evidence Of such for
feiture. Only registered pharmacists and
assistant registered pharmacists are allowed
to sell. Sales can then be made only upon
affidavit Of the person buying The fern
OF the affidavit is prescribed in the bill, and
III addition TO the requisites Of
the statements under the present
law the affidavit must also show
that the applicant is over twenty-ose
years Of age The affidsvits arc to be
furnished in blank form by the county
clerk. The blanks are 10 be bound il
book form in series Of one hundred 10
book and numbered from one 70 one
hundred. The county clerk is required to
certify to each boo. over hi. name and the
seal of his Office with the date of delivery
is made The county clerk is required 70
keep a record OF each book so furnished
and two copies Of one blank affidavit, ex-
cept as TO number. one ef which shall be
retained in his cnice. Within ten DAYS
after furnishing any book TO druggist
the county clerk is required TO lie with
tie probate judge 4 transcript Of b.
record relating 10 such book, together
with copy OF the blank afhdsvits The
probate Judge is required 10 make $ s.rict
examination Of each book OF sf1ldasi;- re
turned by any druggict, and compare
them with the record furnished him by
the county clerk, and ascertain whether
the druggist has returned all affidavit. far
aished by the county clerk in blank form.
and il iae druggist has not returned ali
blanks or affidsvit.. he is required 10 show
by his affidavit wha; has become OF the
ones missing Sales can o1lv lie made In
full view Of the front door Of the plaee Of
business Of such druggist.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05
THE MURRAY TEMPERANCE BILL
CHANGES PROPOSED.

From the Capital.
The changes proposed to be made in the
present prohibitsry liquor law BY Nj
Murray's bill are substantially are follows:
Ne one but registered pharmacists are a.
lowed 10 obtain or hold a permit, aud be-
fore the probate judge is allowed TO grant
a permit the applicant must presen. to him
a certificate from the state beard Of phar-
macy showing the applicant is duly reg
istered pharmacist. The applicant viii DC
required 10 present; = petition signed by 81
least twenty four resident electors Of the
city. township or ward in which the
applicant intends 10 engage in business
The petition is required TO be published at
least two weeks before the application is
heard in some newspaper having general
circulation in the county. The .pplicaa,
must also Gle with the probate judge a
good and suffcien, bond in the sum of one
thousand dollars that be viii oeey the law,
and upon any violation Of the law by him
or anyone in his employ. as a druggist, the
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

There has been considerable said
against Senator ingalls, for his vote on the
woman suffrage amendment. In reply to
6 threat Of bliss Susan y. Anthony, the
EAGLE said last week that majority Of
the women Of Kansas were asking no such
an additional responsibility - that they
didnt want it, and that a big majority Of
tie men would stand by them. When a
resolution was offered in the house yester-
day cCndemning Senator ingalls, for his
vote Oh submitting a sixteenth amendment
TO the several statee, the purpose of which
is to cnfranchise the women, the resolu
ton was tabled Icy an overwhelming ma
iority
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05
WEST WICHITA

To the Edi,or OF re Eslle.
The growth OF Wichita. Kansas, and the
development Of resources in this wos.e5n
country are just now eiiciting expressions
of establishment from ali parties. both
those long resident here and those just
arrived and arriving Perhaps never be
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

The school book question is before the
Illinois state legislature. A bill has been
int reduced TO have the books used printed
by the state, and the work on the same
performed by convict labor. The printers
are up in arms and protesting against the
passage of the bill
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

We publish from the Capital summary
of the Murray bill' to regulate the sale
of liquors by druggists
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05
passage Of the bill.

The Kansas state senate, by resolution,
endorsed Senator ingalls, speech on the
fishery question, thereby saying that in
their judgment England is and always has
been bully Consent. The following
is The resolution:
Resolved, That we, with pride. endorse
Senator ingalls, on the Canadian fisheries
question
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Alfalfa on the Mouse.


On the 9th Of May Coutts Marjori
banks, of the Horsc-V ranch, seeded q
small piece Of ground to alfalfa, to test
it's adaptation to the soil and climate 0.
the Mouse river valley The seed took
root and the plant shot up with incredi.
BILE rapldity, and on Thursday last We
were shown three or four samples, cx.
tracted from the field by County Treas
urer Pace, which indicated healthy
and vigorous growth. The roots o
each measured about % inches and the
stalks II inches making a total growth
of 80 inches in less than ten weeks
from the time Of seeding. Mr.. Pace says
that the whole field presents evidence
of similar flattering condition. Thii
trial Of the plant demonstrates without
quibbIe the practicabilty Of raising
alfalfa in this section of the country
the sandy and lighter portions Of oul
soil being particularly adapted to it!
growth. We understand that Mr.
Majoribanks intends seeding much
larger area next year, and thus give th'
plant the fullest possible test.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
FARMERS, LOOK HERE! MALONE
Local Geology,

Warren Upham, Of the I. S. geologi-
cal survey corps, spent Sunday in this
city and left Monday on Il trip around
our lake. From brief talk with Mr..
Upham the INTER-OCEAN learned some
important facts relative to the geology
of Dakota, etc. Tho city of Devils Lake
, is i54 feet higher than Grand Forks, and
Grand Forks is $50 feet above the ocean,
making our altitude 1864 feet above tho
ocean. The lake itselfis li3l feet above
] the ocean. Lake Winnipeg Is 40 feet
above the ocean, about onc-half the al
titude of Devils Lake. Lake Superior
! is COZ feet above tho ocean. or $40 feet
below Devils lake. Mr.. Ipham and his
assistants are travelling l'yttean, making
an examination Of the soil, SuhSnil,
lakes, water courses. etc. 4 Jew miles
! this side of I.arinorc he found the an
cient shore line of the great lake which
once covered what is now the Rod River
valley. The highest points of land in
this region were then, rs now, out OF
! water, and who knows but that old Noah
once had tree claim on Sully'S hill ?
J The trees arc there to prove it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Scientific Expedition.

Prof. Henry Montgomery of the Cni-
vcrsity of North Dakota, Grand Forks,
arrived hereTuesday in tho interest ofthe
scientific department of that institution.
lie is anxious to secure such specimens
of animal and vegetable life III this re-
gion AS may be valuable for the univcr
sity museum. The professor and the re-
gents had the nucleus of q very rare col
lection, but the tornado which destroyed
most of tho university building swept
away the fruit of long and patient effort
in this line. The most valuable spcci
mems were those placed in the museum
from the professors own private collect
ion. Their loss is irreparablc. 1t is now
the aim of the management to rebuild the
museum and stock it with specimens
peculiar to Dakota. Prof. Montgomery
finds this region very prolific of the ar
ticles he most desires. He will spend
two or three weeks here and will be
very grateful for any contributions
which may be left at this office for him.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
AN APPALLING ACCIDENT.
a Whole Tram Through q Bridge
200 Killed and Wounded.
Special Telegram to the INrrE.UCEAN. |

Special Telegram to the INrrE-0CEAN.
FARGO, Aug. l2.-An excursion train
going from Peoria, Ills. to Niagara Falls.
went through Il bridge over Ncrmillion
river. two and Il half miles from Chats
worth, Ills. Forest fires had burned
some parts Of the bridge and i! was not
known uutil the bridge gave way and
the whole train went into the river. Two
engines and Fifteen coaches were piled
one upon The other only occupying tho
space of two ears length Ii is tho worst
known since the AShtah,l!a disaster. and
it is believed 10 be worse than that. II
to- "'rl"rli. yesterday '!,ry had tnkr'
on, 10 dead bodies. /. is estimated l,:s'
300 were killed aul Mounted. and III.
list may exceed t!a! number.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Low Rates for Harvest Hands.

In consideration of the unusual demand
for laborcrs during harvest and with
the view Of assisting in every way in
obtlining laborers for trainers along
the line, the Manitoba has announced a
liberal rate of two cents per mile from
st. Paul to all points north of Barnes
vile and Breckenridge, in effect until
received from General Passenger Agent
Warren. This is Il move III the right
direction.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Camping Out.

a party of campers came Ilp from
Grand Forks Thursday evening and
The following persons composed the
jolly outfit: John l.. Colo and family,
Geo. ID. Lay and wife, WIN. Palmer and
wife, S. w, Mclaughlin and wife, B. c.
Tiffany and wife, DR.. S. y. Johnson,
Mrs. w. NJ. Parker and Miss Clara Rob-
inson. They will remain until Monday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
New Church.

The Baptists of this city and vicinity
a large and elegant church on their Sixth
street property. The cost ofthe structure
will be about $500. The mission board
of New York has donated $500, leaving
the members and friends here to raise
$1,000. Rev. Mr.. Marine assures us that
the church is to he completed before
winter sets in.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Excursion.

The Minnie II. carried jolly party of
excursionists over the lake to Agate bay
Thursday. The attendance was some
what limited owing to the threatening
condition of the weather, but the clouds
disappeared bafore noon and the trip
was delightful one.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Feast of the Assumption

On Monday next, Aug. Is, is the Feast
of the Assumption OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary, holiday Of obligation for the
members of the Catholic church. Divine
services will be held in the Catholic
church, this city, at $50 a. M, on Mon
day next, and a general attendance from
the city and country people IS earnestly
s0licitad
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Mnticra ut I,uW.

The case o., John tai1'r"y against Alb
ram. Il Reeves, an attachment suit fol
damage claimed to have been done by
the lattcr's horses, was before Justice Me.
Glory Monday. ID. T.. Morgan for Cail-
rey and w. w. Wisllart for tho defend.
ants. a motion to dissolve the attach
mcnt on the ground that the justice hnt
no jurisdiction was sustained. Tho
damage case comes up on the 10Th.
The case of the territory against DR.
Gallup, charged with appropriating Ger
tain fixtures connected with a thrcshing
machine horse power, was before Jus
tico Brooke Monday. II. j. Mickey was
tho complaining witness. District At
torncy Morgan for tho territory and At
torncv Wishart for the defendant. Gal
lup was discharged.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Land in Market,

Townships 1853 and lG4, ranges Ga, G5
and GG, are in the market, and filings
will be received at the land Office in this
city on and after Sept. 18th. These six
townships are in the extreme northeast
corner Of the Devils Lake land district
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13

The Moline plows the best in the
world. Staede sells them. 1t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
North Dakota Fair.

The premium list Of the North Dakota
fair to be held at Grand Forks Sept. 20 to
"a shows a very extensive list of ami
mails and articles upon which cash pre-
miums will be paid. Every county in
North Dakota should be represented.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Hail IN Towner County.

The farm crops ofA. Bisby, J. G. How
ell, 6. II. Hereford and Frank Lapham,
in the vicinity Of Cando, were more or
less injured by hail last Sunday even
ing. The damage was not very serious.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Fine Root Crop.

John Cummings has four acres Of ruta-
bagas growing on his farm neartliis city,
and he calculates upon 1900 bushels.
The crop has splendid appearance.
Rutabagas make excellent feed for both
man and beast
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-08-13
Base Ball.

Bob Fox has accepted the position of
manager Of tho TOwnor base ball club,
and Il little bird whispers in the INTER-
OCEANS ear that the Mouse River viii
low wiedors are pra!cticins and getting
into shape to 'tlo' the Dcyils Lake nine
at the coming fair. BY the way, what is
the d. J.. nine doing to be saved?
The Grand Forks and Fargo league
teams have gotten down to business
They played a fine game Monday-scort
4 to ) in favor Of Grand Forks.
Docs the Devils Lake nine intend tc
challenge iakota, TT. Tottcn, Mime
walkan, Cll,rclls Ferry or Towncr
There will be some ''stuir' in the pot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-01

ORANGE culture is not only the
most fascinating, but it is also the
most profitable enterprise in the line
of horticulture. No other industry of
the tiler of the soil in the world has
such glamour of poetry about it,
and none other pays such handsome
returns to the follower of Adams occu-
patton. For a full generation this
section has been noted as excellent for
the production of fine citrus fruit.
1t was our orange groves which tils
demonstrated the amazing value OF
our lands. But within few years
past this industry has been afflicted
by malady which has threatened its
very existence. This disease has
been complex in its nature, includ-
ing the black, red and cot
tony-cushion scale-bug. The
last one is much the most destructive
of the three cognate pests. This mat
ter is here referred to for the purpose
of calling attention to the present
moment as peculiarly fitting for the
eradication OF the scale-bugs OF all
varieties. The large increase in pop
ulation which has taken place in
Southern California during the last
few years has resulted in the cutting
up of nearly all our large ranches into
small farms. The orchards as we'll as
other sorts of property have been en-
countered by this wave of improve
ment, and cut to pieces by
the subdivider's lines. Go where
one may the citrus groves are desc
lation, as the result of long neglect
To exterminate the scale pests all
that has to be done is to cut the trees
out. Take up the orchards root and
branch, and with them will disappear
this pest of all varieties. There are
good groves left in all parts OF the
county which, OF course, are not IN
cluded in this recommendation to
eradicate. Such need not be mo-
Tested. But all infested orchards, ant
all such as are neglected by reason o
these subdivisions of the property
should be uprooted until not 4 YES
| tiya Of them renaips